Praying for Felix Good

We would rather be back, comfortably tucked into our beds, in our cozy little house. But, we are so thankful for all the amazing staff here at CHOA. As well as all of our amazing friends, and family, that pray for us and encourage us while we are here.
By way of update, they have ruled out chicken pox, and a form of herpes. Which pretty much brought them back, to a variation of hand, foot, and mouth disease… They think, that with his suppressed immune system, and the fact that he has eczema. The 2 combined, and caused a rash much worse than “normal”. And since it was so much worse then normal they had to eliminate a few of the others things first.
They are still waiting on lab results to verify this. But, they are confident enough, that they are talking about getting us out of here in the morning.

It’s that time again. Biannual biopsy coming right up. One of the few tests in life that you are praying for a ZERO. 😊

And, Felix is officially a big brother!
Safe to say he’s currently very unsure of this status.

Rosanne Kate “Rosie Kate” officially joined the family at 3:06 this afternoon. She was 7lb. 11oz. and 20.25” long.

You could say we’re a fan of Dr. Shaw. 😊

Ever wonder what it’s like to be a heart surgeon? Follow along to see a day in the life of Dr. Shaw, a Congenital Cardiothoracic Surgeon in our Heart Center at Egleston. Over the past five years, Dr. Shaw has been dedicated to learning and becoming a better heart surgeon every day. He typically performs 150-200 surgeries per year ranging from ventricular septal defect repair, heart transplants and so much more.